Name: 頂尖神經科學家 Andrew Huberman 轉向信仰的驚人原因！ (Top Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman Turned To God Because of THIS)
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When you start to study and understand brain development as I did, or neuroplasticity or dopamine, you have to, meaning I don't care if you're an atheist, agnostic, or believer in creator, you have to step back and just go.

Dr. Andrew Huberman is one of the world's leading neuroscientists.

He's built his career studying neurons, behavior, and the mechanics of the human brain.

But in a recent conversation that caught my attention, he openly admitted that what he sees in science doesn't push him away from God, it points him toward him.

And when a scientist at that level starts talking about a creator and how that relates to prayer, you have to ask why?

As someone who's been a pastor for over a decade, I want to draw some layers in this conversation because that may not be obvious at first, and

show you why they matter more than you might think.

When you're talking about the brain and all the.

I mean, you mentioned it last night, and this.

It's like when you think how all that works, I have to take an aside and say, how could that happen in nature is without a creator.

就像你想到這些是怎麼運作的，我必須岔開一下說，大自然怎麼可能在沒有造物主的情況下發生這一切。

I mean, we know that the programs, meaning genes.

我的意思是，我們知道那些程式，也就是基因。

So genes, DNA, and there's DNA, then there's rna, and then there's proteins.

所以基因、DNA，然後有DNA，接著是RNA，最後是蛋白質。

And proteins are the action end of the game.

Where they say, hey, like, grow over here, don't grow over there, you know, become this kind of cell, dopamine cell, or a serotonin cell.

它們會說，嘿，像是，這裡長大，那裡不要長，你知道嗎，變成這種細胞，多巴胺細胞，或是血清素細胞。

We know that those mechanisms are incredibly well conserved from mice to humans.

我們知道這些機制從老鼠到人類都非常保守。

Now, certain things happen in the human brain that you don't see in other species, like the elaboration of the parts of the brain that are involved in context and planning especially.

現在，人類大腦裡會發生一些在其他物種身上看不到的事情，像是跟情境和規劃有關的大腦部分特別精細化。

But the memory systems, the ones that control hormones, breathing, heart rate, they're very similar.

但記憶系統，像是控制荷爾蒙、呼吸、心跳的那些，它們非常相似。

When you start to study and understand brain development as I did, or neuroplasticity or dopamine, you have to, meaning, I don't care if you're an atheist, agnostic, or believer in creator, you have to step back and just go, wow, wow.

當你開始研究和理解大腦發展，就像我一樣，或是腦可塑性、多巴胺，你必須，我的意思是，我不在乎你是無神論者、不可知論者，還是造物主的信徒，你都必須退一步，然後說，哇，哇。

Now then, of course, there's this difference among scientists as to who believes in God, who doesn't.

那麼，當然，科學家之間對於誰相信上帝、誰不相信，還是有差異的。

I'm very comfortable saying I believe in God.

I think there are many things that science can explain.

我認為有很多事情是科學可以解釋的。

There are certain things science can't explain.

But I'll even go a step further, which is that all the elements of science are Entirely compatible with the idea of there being a God.

但我甚至會更進一步，那就是科學的所有元素都完全相容於有上帝這個想法。

And I'm not the first scientist to say this.

而且我不是第一個這樣說的科學家。

我是說，愛因斯坦也相信上帝。

Carl Jung, one of the greatest psychologists ever clearly believed in God.

卡爾·榮格，史上最偉大的心理學家之一，顯然也相信上帝。

There are many atheist scientists, there are agnostic scientists who are just kind of like unsure.

有很多無神論的科學家，也有很多不太確定的不可知論科學家。

And for me, I'm in absolute awe, absolute awe of biology.

對我來說，我對生物學感到絕對的敬畏，絕對的敬畏。

We're sitting here having this conversation, it's with language that they're little sound waves that you're perceiving and understanding.

我們現在在這裡對話，是用語言，這些是你們感知和理解的聲波。

And I think the brain represents the apex of incredible in terms of biology.

而且我認為，就生物學而言，大腦代表了不可思議的頂峰。

Like the heart is interesting, the immune system is interesting, the liver is interesting, but

像是心臟很有趣，免疫系統很有趣，肝臟也很有趣，但是

Yeah, I mean, think about the number of different ways you can move your body compared to another species.

對啊，我是說，想想看，跟其他物種比起來，你可以有多少種不同的方式來移動你的身體。

Think about what I was attempting to do today.

Think about technology, these lights, the, you know, Tesla, cars, spaceships.

想想看科技，這些燈光，你知道的，特斯拉、汽車、太空梭。

我是說，難以置信，但又如此真實。

Andrew Huberman has made the astonishing connection that science points to God and he speaks about it with real awe.

Andrew Huberman 驚人地連結了科學指向神，並且他帶著真實的敬畏談論這件事。

He looks at the brain, the heart, DNA and calls it unbelievable.

他看著大腦、心臟、DNA，並稱之為難以置信。

But let's slow down and think about what that means.

但讓我們放慢腳步，想想這代表什麼。

When you look at your hand, what do you see?

當你看看你的手，你看到了什麼？

Science says something far more staggering.

Inside every single cell of your body, there's a code.

在你身體的每一個細胞裡，都有一個代碼。

Not just chemicals, but information, a language.

不只是化學物質，而是資訊，一種語言。

If you stretched out all the DNA in your body, it wouldn't just reach the moon and back to Earth, it would make that trip about 90,000 times.

如果把身體裡所有的 DNA 拉出來，它不只會到達月球再回到地球，它會來回約 90,000 次。

All of that information is folded into cells you can't even see.

所有這些資訊都折疊在你看不見的細胞裡。

DNA holds instructions written in a four letter Alphabet that tells your body how to fight sickness, grow a functioning brain, repair wounds and keep your heart beating without you thinking about it.

DNA 包含一個由四個字母組成的字母表所寫的指令，告訴你的身體如何對抗疾病、發育出功能健全的大腦、修復傷口，以及在你不思考的情況下讓心臟持續跳動。

We've never seen meaningful information arise from nothing.

我們從未見過有意義的資訊憑空出現。

我們所知的每一個代碼都來自一個心靈。

So when we discover a living system inside every cell that stores and follows detailed instructions more advanced than any software we've ever built, the real question isn't whether science points to a creator.

所以，當我們在每個細胞中發現一個儲存並遵循比我們建造過的任何軟體都更先進的詳細指令的生命系統時，真正的問題不是科學是否指向一位造物主。

The real question is why some hesitate to follow where the evidence leads.

真正的問題是為什麼有些人猶豫不跟隨證據指引的方向。

If the evidence points this clearly to a creator.

如果證據如此清晰地指向一位造物主。

Listen to what Dr. Andrew Huberman says about prayer.

聽聽 Andrew Huberman 博士關於祈禱的說法。

我是在一個宗教信仰分歧的家庭長大的。

We've got people in Guatemala, Denmark, Argentina, New York, like all the different political battles are in my family.

我們家有瓜地馬拉、丹麥、阿根廷、紐約的親戚，就像所有不同的政治戰場都在我家。

Super left, super right, libertarians, lefties to the.

超左派、超右派、自由意志主義者、左派到。

But I'll say this, you know, I absolutely pray.

但我必須說，我真的有在祈禱。

But also what for me is really a deep belief, which is that we can't control everything.

但對我來說，一個很深的信念是，我們無法控制一切。

We're not in as much control as we think we are.

我們並沒有我們以為的那麼有掌控權。

And that the magnificence of biology and the magnificence of nature is.

而生物學的壯麗和自然的壯麗。

It's impossible for me to conceive how that could come about any other way.

我真的無法想像還有其他方式能達成。

Yeah, I mean, I think that, you know, full stop.

對啊，我的意思是，我認為就是這樣，全句結束。

That's an interesting one, because I think God.

這是一個有趣的問題，因為我認為是上帝。

I've actually started reading the Bible recently, start to finish.

我最近其實有開始讀聖經，從頭到尾。

I feel like it's my duty to like, learn and in some sense compare Old and New Testament.

我覺得我有責任去學習，然後某種程度上比較舊約和新約。

I'm like, really, I'm really interested in the stories, but

我是，真的，我對這些故事很有興趣，但是

I'm also, I'm fascinated by the story of us.

我也，我對我們這個故事著迷。

But yeah, I pray out loud in the morning, sometimes again in the middle of the night if I wake up.

但是的，我早上會大聲祈禱，有時候半夜醒來也會再祈禱一次。

And it's only recently that I've been doing this more often.

而我最近才開始比較常這樣做。